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Legal
Mr. Hoffer recognized by Lawdragon for a fifth year HOUSTON, October 22, 2026--Hicks Thomas partner Stewart E. Hoffer , a familiar name in the complex realm of labor and employment litigation, has earned another year's recognition among the nation's best with his selection to the 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers legal guide. Lawdragon said its honorees "advise companies larg
Oct 22 · 14:58·Business Wire
Cybersecurity · Legal
delson Lechtzin LLP, a national class action law firm, is investigating data privacy claims arising from a reported data breach at Coca-Cola.
Oct 22 · 14:15·GlobeNewswire
Legal
CELH Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Celsius Holdings, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit with SBS Law
Oct 22 · 14:10·GlobeNewswire
Legal
YSS Investors Have Opportunity to Lead York Space Systems, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit with SBS Law
Oct 22 · 14:09·GlobeNewswire
Legal
INV Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Innventure, Inc. Securities Fraud Lawsuit with SBS Law
Oct 22 · 14:06·GlobeNewswire
Retail · Legal
Drawing on Ian Fleming's original novels rather than the films, "Shaken, Not Stirred" translates what Bond does well into things any reader can do himself, starting the same day. "Bond was a fictional spy," Voelker writes. "The poise he carried is real, and it is available to anyone willing to learn it. "As a trial lawyer, my job is to read a room, size up the opposition and keep my composure when everything is on the [PR.com]
Oct 22 · 14:05·PR.com
Gaming · Legal
Six New "Gamechangers" Deepen Firm's Bench as Demand Increases for Sophisticated iGaming Counsel WASHINGTON, October 22, 2026--Ifrah Law, a leading law firm serving the U.S. iGaming industry , announced a significant expansion of its team with the addition of six professionals. The new "Gamechangers" d
Oct 22 · 14:00·Business Wire
Real estate · Banking
Prince brings more than 20 years of experience advising developers, investors, family offices, and lenders on complex real estate transactions MIAMI, October 22, 2026--Haber Law today announced that prominent real estate attorney Will Prince has joined the Firm as a Partner, bolstering its real estate
Oct 22 · 14:00·Business Wire
AI · Investing & markets
Legal tech offering puts the firm's judgment and breadth of expertise at the fingertips of companies, boards, and private equity sponsors NEW YORK & LOS ANGELES, October 22, 2026--Global law firm Goodwin today announced Goodwin AI Governance, a multi-pronged program that supports organizations working
Oct 22 · 14:00·Business Wire
Finance · SaaS
BLOOMINGTON, MN - October 22, 2026 - Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc. (OTC: SNRY) today issued a shareholder update following the appointment of Derrick Whitehead as President and Chief Executive Officer earlier this month. The Company is completing the final housekeeping items associated with the management transition and is now positioned to accelerate its strategic shift into a shareholder first holding company, incubator, and launch platform.
With transition related work nearly finished, management is focused on execution. Derrick Whitehead will look to contribute companies from his current holdings to the SNRY platform, alongside other joint-venture partners and qualified private companies that are interested in going public. The objective is to assemble multiple operating businesses that generate real activity and revenue while creating meaningful synergies with one another under the SNRY structure.
The Company has set a clear goal of reaching a $100+ million market capitalization in 2027 and building a genuine powerhouse rather than a single asset story. This multi-company approach is designed so that the businesses reinforce each other, strengthen the overall balance sheet, and create durable value for existing shareholders.
“We are wrapping up the remaining transition housekeeping so we can move forward cleanly and with focus,” said Derrick Whitehead, President and Chief Executive Officer of SNRY. “My priority remains protecting existing shareholders while bringing real assets, operators, and non-toxic capital onto the platform. We intend to build something shareholders can be proud of, an outcome that has been too rare on the OTC.”
Management continues to demonstrate its belief in SNRY’s future through its third open-market purchase of shares. These purchases, made with management’s own capital, reflect continued confidence in the Company’s direction and capital structure.
The Company thanks shareholders for their continued patience while the structure is put in place to protect holders for the long term. Protecting the existing shareholder base remains a non-negotiable priority as SNRY evaluates opportunities, partners, and capital.
Further updates will be provided as specific companies, joint ventures, and other initiatives are advanced and as additional details become available.
About Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc.
Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc. (OTC: SNRY) is pivoting to operate as a shareholder-first holding company, incubator, and launch pad. The Company is pursuing multiple acquisitions and partnerships designed to add real assets, activity, and revenue to the balance sheet while maintaining a capital structure built to protect existing shareholders. More information is available at the Company’s OTC Markets page.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding the Company’s goals for market capitalization, potential acquisitions, joint ventures, partnerships, capital structure, and future operations. These statements are based on current expectations and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. The Company undertakes no obligation to update these statements except as required by law.
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Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc.
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Oct 22 · 13:40·NewMediaWire
SaaS · Legal
The Public Accounts Committee (Central Government) has criticised the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) for diverting Shs41.6 billion to activities outside their approved work plans.
This, according to the Committee, was done without authorisation by the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Hon. Henry Musasizi.
The committee, chaired by Kassanda North MP, Hon. Patrick Nsamba, said the expenditure contravened provisions of the Public Finance Management Act.
The findings are contained in the committee’s report on the Auditor General’s audit for the year ended December 2025, presented during plenary sitting chaired by Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa on Wednesday, 21 October 2026.
“The two entities applied a combined Shs41.6 billion to items that Parliament had not appropriated, without evidence of the Minister’s authorisation,” Nsamba said.
The ODPP spent Shs900 million on constructing Resident State Attorney offices in Katakwi and Yumbe outside its approved work plan, while the ministry of Justice diverted Shs40.7 billion.
“Savings on a budget line do not confer authority to spend on activities outside the approved work plan,” Nsamba said.
According to the committee, a big amount of the money was spent on court awards and compensation.
The report noted that the ODPP had filled only 600 of its 1,704 approved positions, leaving 399 prosecutors serving 149 field stations to handle heavy workloads, adding that out of 40,501 new cases received, only 23,184 were committed for High Court trial.
The committee also questioned the procurement of works worth Shs457.68 million for the Yumbe office outside the electronic government procurement system.
The committee report further raised concern over the malfunctioned Prosecution Case Management Information System (PROCAMIS), despite a Shs42 billion expenditure, since 2017.
Nsamba added that the ODPP paid Shs2.95 billion to M/s Graphics Systems for maintenance and support in 2024/2025, but key deliverables, including integration with other criminal justice institutions and an off-site disaster recovery facility, were not provided.
“Shillings 2.95 billion was paid under a contract whose two principal deliverables were not provided and the liability clause was not invoked against the provider,” he said.
The committee recommended enforcing the contract’s liability provisions, recovering warranted funds, establishing disaster recovery arrangements and auditing the system.
The Committee’s findings also revealed that infrastructure in Arua and Lira had remained idle since November 2022.
Nsamba said that the ministry of Justice reported contingent liabilities of Shs3.492 trillion, largely arising from lawsuits against government entities.
The committee recommended a litigation management strategy to improve tracking and management of claims.
The Committee also called for stronger financial accountability, improved staffing, functional digital systems and tighter oversight of public expenditure.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Parliament of the Republic of Uganda.
Oct 22 · 13:17·APO Group
Legal
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Oct 22 · 13:09·EIN Presswire